DE102007027997B4 - Fastening device for to be arranged on a frame structure surface frameless components, in particular solar modules - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
- The invention relates to a fastening device for to be arranged on a frame structure planar components, in particular solar modules, comprising a first and a second, spaced apart, horizontally and parallel to be arranged on the frame structure support rail on which a component in the region of its opposite edges can be fixed.
- Large-area components, such as solar modules or solar panels, etc., are usually arranged outdoors, whether freestanding or on house roofs, on a frame structure. The frame structure is usually anchored in the ground or on the roof itself and consists, for example, of corresponding side guides, formed of suitable profile rails, on which the components are fixed by means of a suitable fastening device. Such a fastening device usually comprises two parallel and spaced apart to be arranged on the frame structure rails extending between the frame mounting portions. On these rails, the components are fixed on the edge or with fastening means. For this purpose, usually threaded fasteners are used, so suitable brackets that are screwed to the respective rail and in a suitable manner, often via screw, fixed. D. h., Each individual component is individually fastened or screwed, which is very expensive during assembly, as well as in the context of disassembly, for example, if a component is to replace because of a defect.
- A contrast much simpler mounting option is in the post
German patent application 10 2006 053 831 described. There is a simple trained holding plate is used, which is inserted and rotated in an undercut groove on a rail, and having a holding portion with which a component is overlapped laterally on its frame. The retaining plates are merely inserted or screwed, which allows a very simple fastening and thus building the entire arrangement, on the other hand, an exchange is very simple. Prerequisite for this type of attachment is that each component has a frame that is overlapped by the holding part. For example, in the case of a solar module, it would not be possible to mount the holding part directly on the upper glass plate, as this could otherwise be damaged. The presence of the frame and the fact that the retaining plate is arranged in the mounting position between the frame, so that they are spaced in the mounting position by several millimeters to centimeters, is disadvantageous in so far as this is the maximum possible, laid on the given base active area is reduced to solar modules. For example, referring to the surface of a house roof, this inevitably given distance between the individual modules, be it in the vertical or in the horizontal direction, leads to the fact that it is possible to lay with far less module area than the base area would be. - Out
DE 10 2004 044 103 A1 is a device for fixing solar modules to mounting profiles known. The solar modules are pre-assembled by means of multi-part module screw terminals to form a plurality of solar modules having solar module unit on corresponding mounting profiles. These preassembled solar module units are then attached via additional multi-part screw terminals on the roof side arranged mounting profiles that run along the roof pitch. - The invention is thus based on the problem to provide a fastening device that allows a very closely adjacent arranging flat frameless components, in particular of solar modules.
- To solve this problem, the invention provides a fastening device, in particular for solar modules, comprising a first and a second, spaced apart, horizontally and parallel to be arranged on the frame structure supporting rail, to which a frameless component in the region of its opposing upper and lower component edges can be fixed on the underside of each frameless component in the region of the side edges of individual profile elements are arranged with a projecting to the side retaining web, which serve the connection with the support rails, and that for connecting a profile element with at least one support rail a holding element with a first attachment portion for attachment to a Fastening region of the support rail and a second mounting portion with two projecting to both sides holding portions, which in the assembled position, the opposite holding webs of two is intended to overlap next to each other to be determined components.
- In the fastening device according to the invention only frameless components, so for example solar modules are used, unlike in the prior art, where components are provided with a comprehensive framework. In contrast, in the fastening device according to the invention arranged on the components only on the underside of profile elements are provided, the minimum, preferably about 1-2 mm, protrude beyond the side edges of the components and so avoid z. B. in the case of solar modules whose glass panes together can lie. The profile elements have a holding web, which is preferably directed towards the side edge, which interacts with a holding element, which in turn is releasably secured to a carrier profile rail. The jetty could but z. B. are also vertically on the edge of the profile element, so that its upper free edge cooperates with the holding element. The holding element itself has a first attachment portion for attachment to the support rail and a second attachment portion, with which it cooperates with the respective holding web of two adjacent components. D. h., The fixation of the components to the support rails and thus the frame structure is carried out exclusively in the area below the components after the clamping engagement of the holding sections on the holding webs of the profile elements in the area below the components. These can therefore be positioned in maximum approach to each other, ie, they can lie directly against each other, and consequently also touch each other. This consequently makes it possible to make maximum use of the existing base area, since there is no compelling spacing of the components when using the fastening device according to the invention because of existing comprehensive frames or between the components to be set holding elements. Furthermore, the arrangement of the profile element or elements on the underside of the component does not reduce the active area of the component embodied as a solar module, unlike in the case of comprehensive component frames, in which the frames overlap the upper side of the component and thus reduce the active area.
- In principle, it is possible to attach a component to the first and the second support rail via such holding elements. However, according to the invention, it is particularly expedient to fasten the components only to the first support rail via such holding elements and to provide a different holding possibility for fixing to the second support rail, which also the presence of the located below a component holding web and profile element for a terminal plug in conjunction with a uses corresponding terminal receiving the second support rail, as will be discussed below.
- The component underside arranged profile elements are advantageously vertically and horizontally extending rails that are either mitred cut in the region of their corners by means of preferably inner corner connectors connected to each other or via corresponding corner connecting profile connector, which then form the profile elements after the support rail fixation in the area the corners take place, are interconnected. The rails have a stabilizing function in any case, according to the invention, the components are frameless. This prevents excessive bending of the components in the assembly position, be it in the vertical or in the horizontal direction.
- The holding element itself is essentially T-shaped and has a longitudinal limb and a transverse leg which is arranged on the latter and forms the two holding sections, d. h., The transverse leg engages on both sides via the corresponding holding webs of the adjacent profile elements. The respective support rail on which the holding element, which is strong in the region of the longitudinal and transverse leg a few mm, preferably 1-5 mm, in particular 2 mm, is fixed, preferably has an undercut groove as the attachment area, while the first attachment portion on Holding element is designed as a hook portion over which the retaining element in the undercut grooves in the mounting position can be hooked. Preferably, the groove is formed as a double undercut T-groove and the hook portion of the groove shape according to T-shaped. This allows for easy insertion, the hook portion is only inserted from above into the groove and then twisting to secure it securely. The holding element is longitudinally displaceable in the groove, so it can be readily used at any point and pushed accordingly in position and thus encroachment on the retaining web of a profile element.
- As part of the assembly, a first component is fixed, after which the one or more holding elements are positioned on him under attack over the retaining web and then the second component is pushed. In order to avoid that in this case two adjacent components with their side edges, formed essentially by the exposed glass plate edge in the case of a solar module, when pushed together directly beat each other - if this is not already ensured by the optionally laterally by about 1-2 mm projecting profile elements - Is expediently provided on a holding element at least one in the mounting position, the adjacent profile elements gegenlagernder stop on which abut both components over their respective profile elements and on which they and thus the components are spaced defined. The stopper is designed and positioned so that the profile elements run against it and at the same time the side edges of the components are positioned in a desired as close as possible contact each other.
- After solar modules are usually arranged at an angle, an expedient development provides for a preferably web-shaped stop for the profile element (s) arranged in the region of the lower component edge on the first fastening region of a carrier profile rail. When placing a This component, for example, first fixed in the region of its upper edge in the preferred manner described below, after which the component is lowered with its lower edge until the or the profile elements rest on the support rail and wegbegrenzt lie against the web-shaped stop, on the other Slipping is prevented, after which takes place in a simple way the fixation on the holding elements.
- As described, it is basically possible to fix the components in the region of both the lower and the upper component edge using a described holding element. However, an expedient embodiment of the invention provides for this only in the region of the lower edge of the component for fixing to a first support rail and to provide a different mounting option in the region of the upper edge of the component for attachment to the second support rail. For this purpose, the optionally second support rail has a second attachment area in the form of an open to the component edge, substantially C-shaped receiving groove into which the holding web of or there profiled elements, overlapped by a leg of the receiving groove engages. Here, a simple Steckklemmhalterung by the edge of the profile element is inserted with the projecting retaining web in the open receiving groove, so that the holding web is overlapped by the leg of the receiving groove and fixed against lifting. D. h., As part of the assembly, only the profile element section is to be inserted with the holding web in the receiving groove from below, after which the component is lowered until the or the lower profile elements sit on the lower support rail and run against the local stop web, which immediately the fixation can be done via the retaining element.
- A particularly expedient refinement provides that the first and the second attachment region are formed on each support rail, that is to say the first and second attachment regions. h., The rails are so far identical design so that a total of only one profile must be kept in stock, which offers the two mounting options according to the invention.
- In this case, according to an expedient development of the invention, the first fastening region is arranged higher than the second fastening region in the assembly position. As described, the fixation via the profile elements always takes place in the region of the side or vertically projecting holding web. This is relative to the underside of a component, as revolving, always in the same position. If the first fastening region now lies higher than the second fastening region, then this inevitably leads to the component being arranged somewhat higher in the lower edge region where it is arranged on the first fastening region than in the upper edge region, where it is on the second fastening region is fixed. This now offers the particularly advantageous possibility of overlapping two superimposed components slightly with each other. Because of the height-wise offset of the two attachment regions, the upper edge region of a lower component can be pushed and arranged below the lower edge region of an upper component. D. h., The lower edge region of the upper component overlaps slightly the upper edge region of the lower component, so that a quasi-scaled arrangement, seen in the vertical direction, with simultaneous possibility of an almost immediately adjacent arrangement in the horizontal direction can be realized. This now offers the possibility to use such components virtually as a roof tile substitute, so therefore to cover the roof itself about these components (in-roof version).
- In particular, in such an arrangement, but also when the components are not offset and overlapping, but are arranged parallel to the plane, it is expedient to provide at the lower in the mounting position horizontally extending and designed as a profile rail profile element in the optionally provided profile connector optionally continuing sealing element in which, in the assembly position, the edge of the component arranged below it rests. This advantageously allows a seal in the region of the horizontal gap between two components.
- In order to provide a sealing possibility also in the longitudinal direction, in order to avoid that due to the capillary gap resulting in each other (almost) touching components in the region of the longitudinal side edges moisture drops down, is expediently between two opposing profile elements with respect to the mounting position in Provided longitudinally extending and extending below the transition gap between two adjacent components, optionally also the stiffener serving profile component. This profile component may for example be made of plastic or metal and extends over the length of an elongated, rectangular component (the length of which is, for example, about 1.7 m, while the width is about 1 m). The profile member extends just below the resulting narrow gap and receives dripping water passing over it and discharges it down where it can be derived as a result of either the continuation of the profile member to the next member or the overlapped assembly.
- In any case, a laterally open receiving or clamping portion is expediently on each profile element for a clamping portion of Sealing element or the side leg of the profile component provided. This can be a simple fixation of the sealing element, for example a rubber sealing element, which is sufficiently deformable and, for example, a sealing lip or the like, or the profile component, which can be designed as a metal part or as a sufficiently rigid plastic part, can be achieved.
- In order to ensure a secure support of the profile elements on the support profile rails, a tooth or groove-like surface structure is expediently provided on at least part of the bearing surfaces of the profile elements.
- Furthermore, a profile element, in particular as far as this is designed as a profile rail, have at least one hollow chamber in which a stiffening element is arranged. This z. B. of metal, preferably aluminum (such as the profile elements itself) existing stiffening element serves to stiffen the entire component in order to avoid longitudinal or transverse bending.
- In addition to the fastening device itself, the invention further relates to a component group, in particular solar module group, which is arranged on a frame structure in which a plurality of juxtaposed, frameless components are assembled using a fastening device of the type described in a composite. It is only necessary in the component group according to the invention to provide an anti-theft device to the outer components, since the inner components on the holding elements and the preferred clamping plug fixation on the other edge of the component are not removable and not detachable without loosening the anti-theft device.
- Further advantages, features and details of the invention will become apparent from the embodiment described below and from the drawing. Showing:
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1 a schematic diagram of a component group according to the invention in the form of solar modules, mounted on a house roof, -
2 a representation of the frame structure with arranged thereon support rails, -
3 a sectional view taken along the line III-III in2 through a support rail, -
4 a sectional view through a profile element to illustrate its basic structure, -
5 a view of a component in the form of a solar module with therein profiled elements in the region of its lower edge in the mounting position on a support rail with a holding element, -
6 a side view, partially in section, the arrangement of5 . -
7 a side view of the component of the5 and6 in the region of its upper component edge in the assembly position on the second support rail together with the representation of the other component likewise mounted on this support rail, -
8th a view of two assembled, juxtaposed components in the region of their juxtaposed longitudinal edges with inserted profile component, and -
9 a view of the outer member in the region of its outer edge to illustrate the edge mounting. -
1 shows in the form of a schematic diagram one on a house roof1 arranged component group2 , comprising only exemplary six components3 , z. B. in the form of solar modules4 comprising a plurality of power generating solar cells. For holding the solar modules4 is a frame construction5 provided, comprising two here vertically extending rails6 that have appropriate roof mounts7 fixed on the roof side. About not shown fastening means are two support rails8th on the rails6 of the frame construction5 arranged. The two support rails8th run spaced and parallel to each other and traverse the rails6 horizontal. They are part of a fastening device for the solar modules4 , which will be discussed below, in turn, via suitable profile elements and holding elements on the support rails8th are attached. It should be noted at this point that of course far more than six solar modules4 next to each other and more rows can be arranged one above the other, depending on the size of the assignable surface. -
2 shows in an improved view the frame structure5 with the rails6 as well as arranged thereon, usually screwed support profile rails8th of which three are shown in the example shown. Two support rails each8th serve to fasten a component3 , ie one solar module each4 , so that, based on such a solar module4 , one supporting rail each8th the first support rail8th and the other support rail8th the second support rail8th represents. The supporting profile rails8th are all run the same,3 shows a sectional view through such a support rail8th , To be on such a support rail8th two vertically to each other subsequent components3 or solar modules4 to be able to fasten, as this, starting from the example according to2 , at the middle support rail8th The case is, are on each support rail8th formed two attachment areas, a first attachment area9 consisting of a here T-shaped, so on both sides undercut groove10 together with a support surface11 and a stop limiting this12 , as well as a second attachment area13 in the form of an open towards the side, substantially C-shaped in cross-section receiving groove14 holding a lower support leg15 and an upper leg16 and a groove bottom17 having. The two attachment areas9 and13 are obviously offset in height, the mounting area9 is higher than the mounting area13 , In3 is further the attachment of a support rail8th on a rail6 of the base frame shown. These are two lateral T-slots18 provided in the appropriate clamping plates19 engage, in turn, not shown on the mounting screws on the respective rail6 are attached. -
4 shows a partial view of a component3 , here a solar module4 in the area of one of its edges, which may be either a side edge or the top or bottom edge of the component. On the bottom20 of the solar module4 is a profile element21 arranged, usually glued, including the profile element21 a flat top holding leg22 having. The profile element21 , which is designed as a support rail also as a hollow chamber profile made of metal, preferably aluminum, also has a profile section23 in the region of its lower end, with a laterally projecting retaining bar24 , which is parallel to a lower bridge25 of the profile section23 runs. Also planned is another jetty26 forming a groove27 , which serves to receive a stiffening and sealing profile component, which will be discussed below. In the hollow chamber can extend over the length of the profile element21 , which is preferably a rail, extending stiffening element (eg made of metal) can be arranged. - The
5 and6 now show the attachment of a solar module4 in the area of the lower component edge on a support rail8th , Below the solar module4 are in the example shown a first profile element21 in the form of a over the entire vertical length of the solar module4 extending profile rail28 arranged. A not shown in detail, also as a profile rail28 trained profile element21 is on the horizontal side29 arranged. Both rails28 are via a profile connector30 , which continues the respective profile rail form, and also a profile element21 forms, connected. The profile connector30 as well as the horizontally extending, not shown in detail rail28 each have a profile section23 on, at the stop bridge12 of the first attachment area9 abuts. This is the movement of the inclined solar module in the mounting position4 limited to the bottom. - To fix a retaining element
31 used that, see6 , a lower T-shaped hook portion32 has, in which a longitudinal leg33 followed, in turn, a transverse leg34 is arranged, the two lateral holding sections35 forms. There are also two lateral stops36 intended. - The holding element
31 in the area of his longitudinal leg33 flat, ie sheet-like formed with a thickness of 2-5 mm, is now in a, based on the5 and6 90 ° twisted position with the hook portion32 from above into the groove10 inserted and then by 90 ° in the in the5 and6 rotated position shown. Then the hook section32 against the solar module4 pushed until the two stops36 at the lower bridge25 of the profile section23 of the profile connector30 abutment, wherein in this position then the one holding section35 the jetty24 has overlapped flat, so about this in connection with the hook section32 a clamping attack is realized, the lifting of the solar module4 prevented. - For mounting a next solar module
4 this is in a corresponding manner with its lower edge region or the profile elements provided there21 (Rail28 and profile connectors30 ) on the first attachment area9 put on and against the stop bar12 guided and then against the already arranged solar module4 pushed. Here, the corresponding profile section is running23 of the profile connector located on the adjacent solar module side30 , which in the embodiment shown in the region of the profile section23 a short vertical bridge53 has, against the other side of the attacks36 the already set holding element31 , the local jetty there24 of the profile connector30 gets under the second holding section35 of the holding element31 pushed, so that too this component3 then secured in place. The embodiment of the retaining element31 , in particular the length of the stops36 , is dimensioned so that the two longitudinal narrow edge projections37 the adjacent profile elements21 , which protrude laterally by about 1-2 mm and prevent the glass edges of the module glass plates can abut each other, only minimally spaced from each other, or directly adjacent to each other. - While the
5 and6 show the fixation of the lower edge of the component shows7 the fixation of the upper edge of the component. Below the solar module4 is also in the region of the upper edge of the component not shown here in detail, parallel to the edge of the component edge38 extending profile element21 in the form of a profile rail28 arranged, in turn, via a profile connector30 , which in turn is a profile element21 represents, with the vertical profile rail28 connected is. For mounting a solar module4 Now, first the bottom edge of the profile connector30 and the horizontally extending rail28 with the respective profile sections23 on the support leg15 of the second attachment area13 set and then pushed a piece up until the profile section23 in the C-shaped receiving groove14 is taken and by their thighs16 is overrun. Then, the lower component edge on the first mounting area9 the underlying support rail8th put on and against the attack12 led as regards the5 and6 described. In any case, however, remains the profile section23 of the profile connector30 and the horizontally extending rail28 in the C-shaped receiving groove14 , so that here too a safeguard against unintentional lifting is given. A further fixation in the region of the upper edge of the component does not take place, only against a horizontal displacement, as will be discussed below. - In
7 is also shown as a first solar module4 with a second solar module arranged above it4 in terms of location. At the upper solar module4 is, see also6 , a sealing element39 arranged, which extends over the entire horizontal width. It is on the horizontally extending profile elements21 that is the profile connector30 and the horizontally extending, not shown rail28 arranged. The fixation takes place in the groove27 , which serves as a clamping groove. The sealing element39 has a corresponding slot40 on, over which a clamping section54 is formed in the groove27 is inserted. Furthermore, a downwardly projecting sealing lip41 and a sealing loop42 provided on the inside. - As
7 shows, becomes the solar module4 under the sealing element39 pushed, with the sealing lip41 deformed and sealing at the top43 of the lower solar module4 rests. Over this a line seal in the horizontal direction is achieved. The upper solar module4 overlaps over the lower solar module4 so that a shingled, shingled arrangement results. Depending on how far the lower solar module4 in the direction of the upper solar module4 can be pushed over the solar panel4 also the sealing loop42 be compressed so that there is also a line seal. - As
7 further shows, runs a profile component44 , which, as will be discussed below, in the vertical direction below the transition slot between two adjacent solar modules4 extends, against the sealing loop42 , This profile component44 can have a lead45 (For example, an inserted pin), the stop bar12 engages, be fixed. - Such an arrangement of a sealing component profile component
44 between two profile elements21 , here for example two profile rails28 , two adjacent solar modules4 shows8th , The profile component44 , For example, plastic, has a cross-sectional groove shape. It serves to seal the between the components3 optionally remaining gap48 , About two side sections46 grab it in the grooves27 the profile rail28 one. Visible is the recess resulting from the channel shape47 below the optionally given very narrow gap48 between the immediately adjacent side edges of the two solar modules4 or the edge projections37 , Anything about this gap48 penetrating moisture accumulates in the recess47 and, after the assembly is at an angle, runs down to where it can be removed. For this purpose, the deepening47 slightly above the underlying solar module open (in this area would optionally be the sealing element39 to interrupt). As shown by dashed lines, it is also conceivable on the profile component44 a sealing bar49 to form, for example, from a soft plastic material, in the mounting position in the gap48 Sealing this lies. - As
8th can also be seen, has a profile element21 , here at the lower jetty25 shown a gearing50 on, on the improved support on a support rail8th is reached. Shown are also two drip edges51 on the holding leg22 , - The fixation methods described allow it, two superimposed components
3 or a component group2 still to move horizontally. To the entire component group2 or to fix a horizontal component row against this, in each case the outermost right and leftmost component3 a row in the region of its lower component edge and its upper edge of the component fixed to the support rail8th connected, see9 , For this purpose, a claw-like holding member52 provided that the vertical web53 of the profile connector30 , which provided at its lower end and the part of the local profile section23 is, overlaps, and a suitable fastening screw and nut is the holding member52 then in the groove10 anchored, over which an anti-theft device can be built. - Instead of an arrangement of profile connectors
30 , the self profile elements21 form, in the corner of a component3 it is also possible, the rails28 Miter cut and connect via an inside simple corner connector by pressing. A bottom frame then becomes only four rails28 formed with the inner corner connectors.
Claims (19)
- Fastening device for on a frame structure (
5 ) to be arranged flat frameless components (3 ), which have upper and lower component edges and side edges, in particular solar modules (4 ), comprising a first and a second, spaced apart, horizontally and parallel to the frame structure (5 ) to be arranged support rail (8th ), on which a frameless component (3 ) in the region of its opposite upper and lower component edges can be fixed, wherein at the bottom (20 ) of each frameless component (3 ) in the region of the side edges individual profile elements (21 ) with a projecting to the side retaining web (24 ) are arranged, the connection with the support rails (8th ), and that for connecting a profile element (21 ) with at least one first support rail (8th ) a one-piece retaining element (31 ) with a first attachment portion for attachment to a first attachment region (9 ) of the support rail (8th ) and a second attachment portion with two holding portions projecting to both sides (US Pat.35 ), which in the assembly position, the opposite holding webs (24 ) of two adjacent components (3 ), is provided. - Fastening device according to claim 1, characterized in that the component-side arranged profile elements (
21 ) Profile rails (28 ) or such corner connecting profile connector (30 ) are. - Fastening device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the holding element (
31 ) Is T-shaped and has a longitudinal leg (33 ) and one arranged on this, the two holding sections (35 ) forming transverse legs (34 ) having. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support rail (
8th ), on which the retaining element (31 ) is to be arranged as the first attachment area (9 ) an undercut groove (10 ) and the first attachment portion of the retaining element (31 ) a hook portion (32 ), over which the retaining element (31 ) in the undercut groove (10 ) is lockable in the mounting position. - Fastening device according to claim 4, characterized in that the groove (
10 ) as a double undercut T-slot and the hook section (32 ) of the groove shape is T-shaped accordingly. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the holding element (
31 ) at least one in the mounting position, the adjacent profile elements (21 ) counteracting stop (36 ) is provided. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at the first attachment region (
9 ) an attack (12 ) for the profile element (s) arranged in the region of the lower component edge (21 ) is provided. - Fastening device according to claim 7, characterized in that the stop (
12 ) is web-shaped. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the second support rail (
8th ) a second attachment area (13 ) in the form of a component edge open C-shaped receiving groove (14 ), in which the retaining web (24 ) of the profile element (s) there (21 ), of a thigh (16 ) of the receiving groove (14 ), intervenes. - Fastening device according to claim 9, characterized in that on each support rail (
8th ) the first and the second attachment area (9 .13 ) is trained. - Fastening device according to claim 9 or 10, characterized in that in the mounting position of the first mounting area (
9 ) higher than the second attachment area (13 ) lies. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at the lower in the mounting position horizontally extending and as a rail (
28 ) formed profile element (21 ) a sealing element (39 ) is provided, on which in the mounting position, the edge of the below arranged component (3 ) is present. - Fastening device according to claim 12, characterized in that the sealing element (
39 ) in a designated profile connector (30 ) continues. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that between two opposing profile elements (
21 ), a longitudinally extending relative to the mounting position and below the gap (48 ) between two adjacent components (3 ) extending profile component (44 ) is provided. - Fastening device according to claim 12, 13 or 14, characterized in that on each profile element (
21 ) a laterally open receiving or clamping portion for a clamping portion (54 ) of the sealing element (39 ) or the page section (46 ) of the profile component (44 ) is provided. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that on at least a part of the bearing surfaces with which the profile elements (
21 ) on the support rails (8th ), a tooth or groove-like surface structure (50 ) is provided. - Fastening device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a profile element (
21 ) has at least one hollow chamber in which an existing stiffening element is arranged. - Component group (
2 ), in particular solar module group, which are mounted on a frame (5 ) is arranged, in which a plurality of juxtaposed frameless components (3 ) are assembled into a composite using a fastening device according to one of claims 1 to 17. - Component group according to claim 18, characterized in that only on the outer frameless components (
3 ) An anti-theft device is provided.
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